Try adding <item name="android:windowTranslucentStatus">false</item> <item name="android:fitsSystemWindows">false</item> to either values/styles.xml or values-v21/styles.xml. When you define a style for a certain API level it will be applied not only to that version, but also to all higher versions, unless explicitly specified otherwise....

In your Info.plist you need to define View controller-based status bar appearance to any value. If you define it YES then you should override preferredStatusBarStyle function in each view controller. If you define it NO then you can set style in AppDelegate using UIApplication.sharedApplication().setStatusBarStyle(UIStatusBarStyle.LightContent, animated: true) ...

You can use i3pystatus instead of plain i3status. It has a module for network and showing the metric, below is the relevant doc: http://docs.enkore.de/i3pystatus/i3pystatus.html#network An example config with what you want is here: http://docs.enkore.de/i3pystatus/configuration.html By changing format_up you can change which metric is shown. ...

The problem I had was all about a bad misconception. The SysCmd method does a lot of things and it's a little overwhelming. At the very bottom of Access, we have the status bar. The text on the very bottom left is the Status Bar Text. This is controlled via...

When you declared your field you gave it a set of options instead of a list of options. Sets in Python doesn't keep the information about items order, but lists do. For your declared order to be respected you just need to replace the set literal by a list literal:...

Found the answer, the above code does not work on Lollipop. The below code will work on older and newer versions of Android (tested on 5.0 and 4.4). private void systemUIEnabled(System.Boolean enabled){ try { Java.Lang.Process process = Runtime.GetRuntime().Exec("su"); DataOutputStream os = new DataOutputStream(process.OutputStream); os.WriteBytes("pm " + (enabled ? "enable" :...

<item name="android:windowTranslucentNavigation">true</item> not only makes the Navigationbar translucent, it also causes the activity being drawn behind the statusbar. To get around this you can set a margin at the top of your toolbar. Getting the height of the Statusbar can be done via: public static int getStatusBarHeight(Context context) { int...

The color of the UIStatusBar is automatically set to match the color of the UINavigationBar when you set the value of self.navigationController.navigationBar.barTintColor. Is there a reason you need to set them separately?

I would use a wx.Timer() object. You can set the timer to run for X number of milliseconds and then the event it is attached to will fire and you can clear the status bar's text and stop the timer too. So you'd do something like this: self.timer = wx.Timer(self)...

When you start swiping it does a screenshot of the status bar and puts it at the top of the real status bar and then it changes to style UIStatusBarStyleLightContent to UIStatusBarStyleDefault. You can clearly see this if you play around with it and start the swipe gesture but do...

It's possible that some other code (static library / open source you're using) is setting the visibility to YES. I would set a symbolic breakpoint at -[UIApplication setNetworkActivityIndicatorVisible:] and see which piece of code is responsible. Follow these instructions to set a symbolic breakpoint....

I'd prefer you use a blank widget to do the seperation as suggested by Martin, like so; //the 2 widgets in the status bar button1 = new QPushButton("Button1"); button2 = new QPushButton("Button2"); //the blank widget. You can set your width with 'setFixedWidth(int)' widget = new QWidget; widget->setFixedWidth(50); widget->setHidden(1); widget->setVisible(1); //placing...

You declared the Label outside of StatusBar. A statusbar without Child cannot be seen, since the ActualHeight would be 0. To solve the problem, put the Label inside the StatusBar. <DockPanel> <StatusBar DockPanel.Dock="Bottom"> <Label>StatusBar Example</Label> </StatusBar> </DockPanel> ...

Here's what I do. In summary - get the RGB values for the color. Then calculate a grayscale value from the RGB values. Then choose the status bar style based on the grayscale. Step 1 - get the RGB values from a UIColor: UIColor *color = // your color CGFloat...

If you added that tool bar you probably have a pointer to it? If yes, you can simply call: removeToolBar(toolbar); in your QMainWindow class. Otherwise you can remove all tool bars from the main window as: QList<QToolBar *> allToolBars = mainWindow->findChildren<QToolBar *>(); foreach(QToolBar *tb, allToolBars) { // This does not...

I suspect the problem is due to your use of duplicate menu IDs (e.g. SaveProject is used twice). While it's not clear why should this result in the observed behaviour, it is pretty clear that you cannot reuse the menu IDs as you will have no way of distinguishing between...

The Height that you gave to StatusBar is the problem. Label have a Padding by default. So the height given in StatusBar is not enough for the Label to show its Content. Remove the Height in StatusBar to solve the problem. Also set Padding as 0 to override the default...

Do not set the clipsToBounds property to YES. The way extended bars work is the layer is drawn beyond its bounds until under the status bar. You have two options here. One is to remove the separator using runtime trickery, which I have explained how to do in this answer....

If you know what view controller you are working with, you can get the rect within the window. CGRect rectInWindow = [self.view convertRect:self.view.bounds toView:self.view.window]; if rectInWindow.orig.y == 0 and rectInWindow.size.height == self.view.window.bounds.size.height, then you are extended. NOTE: This only works after -viewDidAppear:....

Call DoEvents after each SysCmd call. That will signal Windows to update the display before your code advances. In this function, each status bar message is visible before the next is displayed. Function PutMessageInStatusBar2() Const lngMilliseconds As Long = 1000 SysCmd acSysCmdSetStatus, "Before loop 1" DoEvents Sleep lngMilliseconds SysCmd acSysCmdSetStatus,...

Here is an answer to your question. I replace $form.ShowDialog() by $form.Show(). I also add the $form.Close() at the end but the result is not so good for me ; look at the end for a more PowerShell solution. [void][Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Windows.Forms") $form = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Form $form.Height = 350 $form.Width = 600...

finally, I did it!! these 2 methods will show and hide status bar without destroying the layout. you need to set private View mMainView; // The main view of the activity private int mSystemUiVisibility = View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_FULLSCREEN | View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LAYOUT_HIDE_NAVIGATION; then /** Hides StatusBar and ActionBar */ private void hideSystemUi() { ActionBar...

You are adding a view (the navigation controller's view) as subview to another view (the parent view controller's view), without giving it a frame! This is something you should never do. Just add these lines to your code: aNav.view.frame = aParent.view.bounds; aNav.view.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth; Now the navigation controller's...

The problem is in the constructor of your Page. When you call your base constructor , the InitializeComponent() will not call and UI cannot render. So you should be calling 'this' constructor to execute both your logic and InitializationComponent(). public Page1(ISBView sb) : this() { this.statusBar = sb; sb.UpdateMessage("now on...

You can use a mediator pattern basically you have to create both form sharing the same mediator object. Update sample code public class SimpleMediator{ public Form1 MainForm {get; set;} public void DisplayStatus(string message){ MainForm.StatusBar.Text = message; } } public class Form2 : Form{ public SimpleMediator Mediator {get; set;} //... }...

Turns out the topLayoutGuide was pushing my view down by 20 pixels for the status bar. Because it was expecting a status bar, the topLayoutGuide adds this 20 pixel space. In my storyboard the topmost subview of my view controller had a constraint to fix it to the top of...

How about getting the average colour and then applying the inverse? Finding the average colour (from Bobby Georgescu's blog) + Finding the inverse colour (from a StackOverflow answer) /* UIImage+AverageColor.m Copyright (c) 2010, Mircea "Bobby" Georgescu All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without...

I'm posting an answer here because, while the other solutions were helpful, none of them answered the question exactly. I was able to find out that the call to DrawerLayout.setStatusBarBackgroundColor() was causing the trouble. My solution is the following: Enable windowTranslucentStatus and windowDrawsSystemBarBackgrounds in the main theme. Remove the call...

Thanks to the help I received from HansUp in answering a similar question (How to show progress on status bar when running code (not queries)) which I posted afterwards, I can now answer this question myself. To make the code work without the call to MsgBox, you need to put...

Use UIStatusBarStyleLightContent. [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarStyle:UIStatusBarStyleLightContent]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarStyle:UIStatusBarStyleLightContent animated:YES]; Also, change the UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance in your PLIST file to NO. NOTE: This question has been asked before. Please research a little more for questions like this....

This is the method that I like to use. You can unwrap it from the method and place it inside a base Activity instead. iirc, I got this from StackOverflow as well, but I didn't make a note of it so I'm not sure where the original post is. What...

I had the same problem days before, in the view controller you are returning to after you have selected the photo, in viewWillAppear method, try to add the following code. [[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarStyle:UIStatusBarStyleLightContent]; [self setNeedsStatusBarAppearanceUpdate]; ...

You are updating progress status in a loop which blocks main GUI thread thus your label text does not get updated. That's because some event loop iterations should be done to update and process GUI related events. One possible solution is to use QApplication::processEvents in the while loop : ......

The status bar height will change when rotate,So Option 1 check statusBarOrientationfirst UIApplication.sharedApplication().statusBarOrientation. When in portrait Use this let status_height = UIApplication.sharedApplication().statusBarFrame.size.height When in landscape Use this let status_height = UIApplication.sharedApplication().statusBarFrame.size.width Option 2 Converted it to the right coordinate In the ViewController you want to get height var statusBarFrame =...

Instead of passing an argument to a script, why not fetch what you need from the script itself? You can use this: tmux display-message -p -F "#{pane_current_path}" That will get pane current path in the script or from outside tmux. If you're going to use bash for the script, here's...

The only status bar managed by Scout is the one that you can find on tables (and Table Field). See this Forum entry: Table status bar. Depending on the renderer you use, the platform might also provide one: SWT: You have the Eclipse RCP Workbench and you get all the...

First of all, the navigation bar and status bar aren't a part of your application window... they are system windows owned by the OS and run by an entirely separate process. There's no way to attach a touch listener to a View that live in another window without explicit permission...

What you are looking for is validateMenuItem:. It's a place to check if the menu should be enabled or disabled. So, it get called just before the menu show up every time. You can use it to update title to reflect the battery status. override func validateMenuItem(menuItem: NSMenuItem) -> Bool...

According to the apple docs here: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/MobileHIG/Bars.html Don’t create a custom status bar. Users depend on the consistency of the system-provided status bar. Although you might hide the status bar in your app, it’s not appropriate to create custom UI that takes its place This means that no, you cannot...

This line of code needs to be added at start of viewWillTransitionToSize: [super viewWillTransitionToSize:size withTransitionCoordinator:coordinator]; (and damn that was painful to realise what an awfully simple mistake I did (but it normally is like that:) ) .... been pulling hairs out for long with this problem)...

Simply remove: <item name="android:windowTranslucentStatus">true</item> from the "BATheme", or change it in: <item name="android:windowTranslucentStatus">false</item> if there a styles.xml with that parameter set as true....

If it will help someone, I achieved my goal by adding some delay to the opening of the notification bar. this way the onWindowFocusChanged() method always called as needed. So now my code implemented this way: findViewById(R.id.status_bar).setOnTouchListener(new View.OnTouchListener() { @Override public boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent e) { Utils.showBelTitleBar(ctx, false, updateClkBtry,...

You can create the background for your status bar in the next very straightforward way : // Set the status bar to red var statusBarView = UIView(frame: CGRectMake(0, 0, 1024, 22)) statusBarView.backgroundColor = UIColor.redColor() self.view.addSubview(statusBarView) Put in the above code in your viewDidLoad() it should be work. I put the...

if changing the statubar color in Lollipop is what you're after, then you'd be pleased to learn I just added that option to the cordova statusbar plugin you referred to: https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-statusbar

That is because in iOS7, the height of UINavigationBar is increased (64 points) when it is contained in a UINavigationController. With the status bar being transparent,when you are presenting a view controller modally, its not in the UINavigationController so the height is normal (44 points) and thus the map view...